Too much glue you think?
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I've seen something similar.
Definitely adds a little repair time to the ferrule replacement.
It took me quite a while to slowly take it down with a cutter, until I could sand it to a smooth wood surface.
Since I'm a rookie with limited tools and knowledge, I didn't want to mess with the tenon, but I wanted all of the glue and crud off.
Definitely adds a little repair time to the ferrule replacement.
It took me quite a while to slowly take it down with a cutter, until I could sand it to a smooth wood surface.
Since I'm a rookie with limited tools and knowledge, I didn't want to mess with the tenon, but I wanted all of the glue and crud off.
I looked at the face and tenon was big and it looked like a star. Meaning it had corner grooves.
Could have been poly glued.
Sure it wasn't that guy that was going to put you out of business? :smile:I did my best...
No, that guy is busy making 30 cues.
Was that my ferrule you replaced :shocked2::shocked2::shocked2::shocked2:
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epoxy
He's probably making 30 cues a month by now with those shafts that out perform all the rest. It probably only takes 10 days from time of order to delivery.
He's probably making 30 cues a month by now with those shafts that out perform all the rest. It probably only takes 10 days from time of order to delivery.
You are subject to water boarding with "Hanks" water!
Too much glue you think?
So it was glued AND splined on?
I had a tip replacement come in last week on a Chinese cue with the typical cheesy plastic.
While I was cutting the tip down,the entire ferrule spun loose.
It was splined on,and obviously had NO glue,because the tenon was covered with blue chalk.
I turned the tenon down a tad,threaded it,and replaced the ferrule with a pre-fab Porper.
He's pleased with it,esp since I only charged him an additional 10 bucks plus the tip. Tommy D.
So it was glued AND splined on?
I had a tip replacement come in last week on a Chinese cue with the typical cheesy plastic.
While I was cutting the tip down,the entire ferrule spun loose.
It was splined on,and obviously had NO glue,because the tenon was covered with blue chalk.
I turned the tenon down a tad,threaded it,and replaced the ferrule with a pre-fab Porper.
He's pleased with it,esp since I only charged him an additional 10 bucks plus the tip. Tommy D.
What's water boarding?
Is that like belly boarding?
Sounds like fun, I'll buy the surfboards
That's crazy right there.
Bought a lathe in Monday and had a finished cue Tuesday.... Wowzers
It is probably the secret sight to his new aiming system.
It's not too much glue, it is not enough cleaning.
I bet Ryan could not do that, even if he wanted to try.
Neil
Looks like a buzzkill, lets stick to pool.
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